6105 N Rural St Unit SI ID1308901P

About This Home

The advertised rate of $4,233/month is the lowest available price, based on a 1 month(s) stay with a move-in date of November 3, 2026. Rates vary depending on the duration of stay, season, and other parameters. For exact pricing and additional pricing components, please visit our website and enter your desired move-in and move-out dates. The rate is applicable when billed upfront; it can be higher if billed in multiple payments. Feel at home in this stylish 2-bedroom, 2-bathroom apartment in Broad Ripple, Indianapolis. This newly listed retreat offers a warm and inviting space with modern comforts, ideal for couples, small families, or business travelers. This apartment features two comfortable bedrooms with plush beds, a fully equipped kitchen, and a cozy living area. Private bathrooms and thoughtful amenities are provided for your convenience. Free on-site parking is available. For guests staying longer than 28 days, utilities used during their stay will be the guest's responsibility. Located steps from parks, dining, and local attractions, this apartment is the perfect spot to relax, recharge, and explore Indy. Stroll the Monon Trail for scenic walks or bike rides, explore local boutiques, cafes, and breweries in Broad Ripple Village, or catch live music at The Vogue Theater. The Indianapolis Museum of Art or Newfields Gardens and paddleboarding or kayaking on the White River are also nearby. Broad Ripple Village is a vibrant, artsy neighborhood known for its creative spirit, walkable streets, and welcoming vibe, with the Monon Trail weaving through its heart and the White River nearby. It's a haven for outdoor enthusiasts, cyclists, and dog walkers alike. The area pulses with energy thanks to its colorful street art, indie boutiques, and buzzing nightlife. From live music at The Vogue Theater to artisan finds at local markets, Broad Ripple blends small-town charm with urban flair. It’s also home to the Indianapolis Art Center, a hub for exhibitions and hands-on workshops. Foodies will love the mix of global cuisines, cozy cafés, and craft breweries lining Broad Ripple Avenue, while families and locals gather for seasonal events like the Duck Race and Lights Up Festival. Broad Ripple Park also offers a mix of outdoor fun with sports fields, a playground, a dog park, and even a swimming pool—all nestled along the scenic White River. The Indianapolis Zoo is just a short drive away. Holliday Park is a nature lover’s dream, featuring wooded trails, a large playground, and an arboretum. Kids Empire Hardegan is an indoor playground packed with climbing structures, slides, and obstacle courses. Opti-Park Indianapolis provides a quieter green space for relaxed play and community events. The newly renovated Broad Ripple Park Family Center & Park Office features an indoor playground, gymnasium, walking track, and multipurpose rooms for arts, crafts, and fitness programs. Dan Wakefield Park offers open green space and a playground. The Holliday Park Nature Center hosts interactive exhibits and programs. Broad Ripple is super walkable, but if you're looking to explore beyond the neighborhood or skip the parking hassle, you can use the Monon Trail for scenic strolls or bike rides, rent a bike through the Indiana Pacers Bikeshare, or use the IndyGo Red Line, a rapid bus route that connects Broad Ripple to downtown and the University of Indianapolis. Uber and Lyft are widely available and convenient for short trips or late-night outings. Taxis are also an option. Driving from downtown Indy takes about 15 minutes. Check-out time is 11 am. All guests are screened using a third-party partner and will be asked to provide a government-issued photo ID, confirm contact information, provide a valid credit card, pass through a verification portal, and sign a rental agreement. In some instances, a criminal background check may be required. Mail and package delivery directly to the building/apartment is discouraged; it is recommended to use a nearby pickup/drop-off location. Absolutely no smoking is allowed, with a $100 penalty fee for removing smoke detectors. No weapons, firearms, drugs, or illegal sexual activity of any sort are allowed. Violators will be reported to the police and the contract will be terminated immediately. There is a zero-tolerance policy for parties and smoking anywhere on the premises. All units are equipped with noise sensors. Following multiple warnings, local law enforcement may be utilized to ensure compliance, and removal will be at the guest's expense. Unapproved late checkout will result in a $50 charge for every hour after the scheduled checkout time. Smoking inside or outside on the patio/balcony, parking lot, or within 50ft of the property is strictly prohibited, as this is a smoke-free community. Any smell noticed by cleaners in the house, and/or any physical evidence of smoking any substance in the home will result in a fine of $300.00 to cover the cost of deep cleaning and ozone treatment. Parties and events are strictly prohibited. Any evidence of a party or event, including camera footage, excessive garbage, or other evidence will result in a fine of $500.00, legal action, and possible eviction without reimbursement, plus the cost of any extra cleaning or damages that result from the event. Noise detection monitors are present. Local guests must inform the host at the time of booking if additional visitors will arrive during the stay or the reservation will be canceled. Any evidence of willful or negligent loss or damage to the property, furnishings, decoration, landscaping, towels, linens, FOB keys, or other items will be charged at direct replacement cost plus a fine of up to $250.00. Unauthorized animal/pet fee is $250.00. Guests are required to keep towels and linens in good condition. Towels and washcloths should not be used to remove makeup or for cleaning purposes. Any permanent stains on towels or linens will fall into the category of negligent damage and are not included in the damage protection policy. Guests should not wash comforters or duvet comforters themselves as this can cause damage to those items and the washing machine. Any evidence of a guest breaking posted house rules, including exceeding the occupancy listed by the guest on the reservation, parking restrictions, pool rules, illegal substances, or use of the property can result in a fine of up to $1000.00 and/or eviction from the property. This apartment is remote work-friendly. [SI]